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in this video iamp;#39;m going to discuss injecting collections in spring and iamp;#39;ve written an article on this already on my blog justinmonit.com and i will link this article in the show notes you can directly visit the blog too the main thing is that if we have any public collection that we want to use like set of countries or list of names or map of symbols then the plain old java way to do that would be to create a public static final collection and use them in our class by calling the class like public collection dot countries public collection dot names public collection dot symbols the alternative to this would be to create a collection as a bean in spring and inject it whenever or wherever needed how can we do that and if we want to inject list sat or map we can do this using spring and here is how we can do that let us take a look at configuration class we can create a configuration class called as collection configuration or it can be any class it need not end with con
